FRIDAY, MARCH 4. GRANTS rvw DAILY ODI RIER PAGE TWO GRANTS PASS OAILÏ COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday A. X. Voorhlea. Pub. and Propr Entered at po»t office. Granta l’as» Ora., ae aacond-claaa mail mattar. ADVERTISING. RATES Display space, per Inch.................. 35c Local-personal column, per line....10c Readers, per line—............... 5c daily courier Hy mail or carrier, per year......1« 00 By mail or carrier, tier month . -50 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year............... $2.00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches créditai to it or all otherwise credited tn this paper and also the local news pub­ lished herein All rights of republication of spe­ cial dispatches herein are also re­ served. FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1M1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ OREGON WEATHER Tonight and Saturday fair -♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦F♦ 4 Wong Chong Gets Bride— Wong Chong, a Chinaman who re- Bides at Yreka. Siskiyou county, Cal­ ifornia. and Miss Jessie Cook, a de­ mure Chinese miss, were wedded yes- « terday afternoon. In Judge Holman’s office the judge speaking the mystic words that made Miss Jessie Mrs. Wong Chong and Mr. Wong Chong’s cook fori ife. The bride was former­ ly a resident of Ashland, recently coming to Grants Pass She was ac­ companied by another Chinese miss who appeared as bridesmaid Mr. and Mrs Wong Chong will reside at Yreka. ANNOI NCE.MENT KXTIIAOHDIN AMY HPKOIAL HALE OF Onion Sets COLUMBIA RECORDS ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST IN THE CITY Today at 2 o'colck at the Rivoli theater a two-reel feature film made locally, entitled. '*A Grants l*nss Ro | niance." had Its initial showing, and from the enthusiastic reports receiv­ ed at this office, before going to WHILE STOCK LASTS pre»». It is a whirlwind success. Harold Lu nd burg. who is the hero. Miss 1 iorothy (Howard. as the hero­ ine. Steve Woodln. as the villian and. DRY GOOD« AND Gito» KRIK8 Mt»» Eunice lllllls as the neglected girl are all good tn their respective Grants Pass, Ore 101 & 105 N. 6th roles, Our ad vics Is to go early all indications j tonight, for from standing room only will be the word j and the film is only booked for g| tnnate had seats in windows facing Home 1'roiii Navy Service—■ two day showing. the avenues Orville Turner has returned to At the capitol the east plasa with this city after receiving an honorable Hpringtime llaln Fall»— discharge frdni the United States its standing room for thousands waa A gentle rain commenced falling navy. He waa formerly with the U. packed and the crowd overflowed this morning, breaking the sunshine S. S. California, and ro evied his dis­ 1 out over the perk spaces and ave­ that has held the stage tor the past nues which converge there Most of charge at Ban Francisco. week Vegetation is making a rapid these thousands were able to hear growth, and fruit trees ire fast com­ the inaurural address as Mr Hard- I Ing's voice was carried far out by ing In bud and bloom. Almonds and peaches are blossoming with the I means of a sound amplifying device pear buds showing. 'installed over the platform. — NFW TODAY (Continued from Page On«) I President-elect Harding, escorted by the committee on arrangements, Coolidge rode in another car with entered the senate chamber at the EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE— Dependable companies and reas­ some members of the congressional main door and waa escorted to the onable rates. See T. M. Stott, committee. seat of the floor on the right hand Buick Salesrooms. 103tf Other members of the committee side of the main aisle and facing the rode with the president and presi- rostrum. Vice President ICooildge FOR SAI*E- Will sacrifice on the Marshal! was escorted to a .«eat on the plat- dent-elect and with Mr price. 6 room house. 1 % acre« ftne and Mr. Coolidge garden land. Other improvements form. Pennsylvania avenue from the, The senate chaplain, the Rev. J. J. J. P. Wilson, owner N. 13 st. 17 White House to capitol was crowd­ Muir, offered prayer and the senate BUY FROM OWNER The Wheeler | ed with home folks and ▼tat tors at Ute 47th congress was called to residence. 507 A street, furnished' anxious for a glimpse of the new and order by Vice President Marshall. or unfurnished. .See Mrs. Cyrus | retiring presidents. There were no As silence settled over the chamber Wheeler at home from 8 a m to reviewing stance and most of the Vice President Coolidge stood be­ «P-m-__________________ lt| spectators were forced to stand side Mr. Marshall. Both men raised along the sidewalks. The more for- their right hands. Mr. Marshall slow­ MY OVERHEARING STRAWBER-; RY PLANTS aet out tbh spring ly spoke the vice president's oath, will produce lota of berrim thia the new vice president repeated the season. Extra tine plants tor words, and then dellverd his ad- ». M. sals. Phone 6O1-F-14. dress. Iangworthy. Rd. 4. 1 ' Vice President Coolidge took the Only 10c lb. COFFEE FREE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY GOLDEN GATE COFFEE COMING! Big Dance Waldorf Hall a an oeth at 12:31. In his Inaugural ad- dress he referred to the senate as a "citadel of liberty.” Mr Marshall, retiring vice president, delivered an eloquent farewell address Then before a great sea of human­ ity. official and unofficial. Invited and uninvited. Mr. Harding took bls place at the left of Chief Justice White and at the right of the ar­ rangements committee. The assemb­ ling of the presidential party. Its de­ parture and the demonstrations of the crowd were the only spectacular features of the outdoor ceremony. Simplicity and solemnity marked the actual ceremony itself. When that was concluded the sen­ ate returned to Its chamber for the special sees’.on called by the retiring president to consider nomination of officials by ¡President Harding and the new president started out with his escort of cavalry for the White House. There he "hung up his hat” and went to work. The crowd frequently cheered as Harding delivered his inaugural. He talked exactly 37 minutes. Harding and Coolidge and party weregiven an ovation by the crowds ' along Pennsylvania avenue on the ( way to the White Jlffuse from the capitol. r»i)c I3tl Retired Popular Record» on Hale at IM*« • a*li for a limited time Here 1« your chance to get the re*or*l» you've nlway» intended to Imy and to gel them al blh daring Uvi» »ale of »tamlard Columbia lllue l-abol records—M IDE WITHIN Till: LIST 1« MONTHS! Suvh artlats a» tl Jolaon, Ted lawris* Ja*s Hand, Id Hickman » Ov- < lu*trn, Harry Fov, *4c.. among tliraa l.K> <’«»lnn»hia mil red iw'nl« 2tio -ilwUon* at fifty-nine cent» ea*-h record. Please note that these are NOT seaonda nor re ords that have been plsysd nor other than ABSOLUTELY NEW records of »tandnrd Columbia quality. 6»c price applies only to 130 numbers to be re­ tired. The Music & Photo House Stanton Ito«ell. Proprietor Grants Pass. Ore. AUTO TOPS Itcplai-e the shabby top with light. eaey-co-hamllv weather­ proof one now. Kmart looking, serviceable top perfect fitting ami Improving the car*« looks—a whir choice in ma- terlab* and colors- OCR PRICK« LOWEST G. B. BERRY Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effect»*"! Oct. 25, 1920 Daily and Sunday LEAVE I.KAVK Grants Pass GRANT» PAN« MEDFORD Waiting Room 10:00 a. ni. IO:OO a- m. ■ Bonbonniere 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m 4.30 p. m. 4:00 p. tu. Phone 160 We cunnert with «läge» for Auhland ami Ja»< 2Oc SlltliOINS T-BONES HEAD CHEESE 20 2Oc 2Oc 18 HOME PRODUCTS That are equal or superior to products shipped in from outside territory SHOULD be INSISTED UPON by \\ atch for Mr. Happy l’art y CITY Jazz Artists HOME PEOPLE Ask your grocer for butter manufactured in GRANTS PASS and receive a» good as the best. Our brand» are GOLD SEAL, VALLEY PRIDE and ROSE VALLEY. * —FEATURING— MR. WITHEM ON THE VIOLIN RECENTLY OF MIDNIGHT FOLLIES —AND— MR. CHARLEY THE WIZARD ON THF: «AXA PHONE THE PAIR THAT I.NVENTEDTEAM WORK IN HARMONY ADMISSION New Mattresses and Furniture E. W. CHILES 401 G STREET VALLEY PRIDE CREAMERY We Sell Milk and Cream Sixth and L Streets Telephone No. 84